Vikings played their most dominant football from 1961-81 outdoors at Metropolitan StadiumContrary to popular belief, the original frozen tundra of NFL Films lore was not Lambeau Field during the Ice Bowl.The term instead dates to the Minnesota Vikings' highlight film from the 1969 season, when NFL Films narrator — Pat Summerall, not John Facenda — described the Minnesota Vikings' Metropolitan Stadium as the frozen tundra for the 1969 NFL championship game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra
I lived in Minneapolis back in 65. I don't remember much about the Vikings because I was in first grade but I remember going past the old Met Stadium all the time. It looked imposing to me. I also remember it was a cold and snowy winter. I have never cared for arena football even the NFL version. Play outside or move to LA or Jacksonville or someplace like that.
Originally Posted by: wpr
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